MICHAEL DAVID MOORE, M.D.
Medical Practice at Coyle Ave, Carmichael, CA

2001003, Nov 8, 2001

May 4, 2001

09/849376

Michael Moore - Rancho Cordova CA, US
Daniel Kaye - Folsom CA, US
Peter Tjeerdsma - Fair Oaks CA, US
Aaron Welton - Fair Oaks CA, US

G06F007/00, G06F017/30

707/010000, 345/700000

A system and method are disclosed which allow a user to capture and manage information for later review without interrupting the user's current activity, such as browsing the web, viewing streaming media, or operating a mobile computing device while traveling. The system includes a user interface, a local database application, and: a web browser and web browser plug-in, a streaming media server and streaming media player application, or a GPS unit. The method for capturing information while using a web browser or a streaming media player application includes the steps of selecting an object, obtaining local origination data, and storing the object and local origination data. The method for capturing information while using a mobile computing device having GPS capability includes activating a GPS capture function, obtaining local origination data, storing GPS objects and local origination data, and generating an index to geographically relevant objects.

2006006, Mar 23, 2006

Sep 6, 2005

11/220267

Joseph Montgomery - Granite Bay CA, US
Michael Richard Moore - Rancho Cordova CA, US
Stephen Hartford - Folsom CA, US
Mark Mooneyham - Folsom CA, US
Daniel Kaye - San Francisco CA, US
Kenneth Turcotte - Folsom CA, US
Steven Kell - El Dorado Hills CA, US
Stephan Schaem - Citrus Heights CA, US

G11B 27/00, G06F 3/00

715723000, 715716000, 715719000, 715731000

The present invention is concerned with client-side production in a personal computer environment of low bandwidth images and audio. A series of low bandwidth still images along with a “script” and audio data is sent over a network in a client/server architecture or is read from a compact disk or other memory. A “director” module residing in a client personal computer uses the “script” to tell the computer how to execute a sequence of “moves” on the still images. These moves include cuts, dissolves, fades, wipes, focuses, flying planes and digital video effects such as push and pull. Moves within a still image occur in real time, and are relatively smooth and continuous as compared to prior art network video. Low bandwidth is achieved because most of the production is done at the client location without relying upon slow, bandwidth-limited downloading of conventional network video formats.

2002008, Jun 27, 2002

Dec 12, 2001

10/020104

Joseph Montgomery - Granite Bay CA, US
Michael Moore - Rancho Cordova CA, US
Stephen Hartford - Folsom CA, US
Mark Mooneyham - Folsom CA, US
Daniel Kaye - San Francisco CA, US
Kenneth Turcotte - Folsom CA, US
Steven Kell - El Dorado Hills CA, US
Stephan Schaem - Citrus Heights CA, US

G06F015/00

345/704000

The present invention is concerned with client-side production in a personal computer environment of low bandwidth images and audio. A series of low bandwidth still images along with a “script” and audio data is sent over a network in a client/server architecture or is read from a compact disk or other memory. A “director” module residing in a client personal computer uses the “script” to tell the computer how to execute a sequence of “moves” on the still images. These moves include cuts, dissolves, fades, wipes, focuses, flying planes and digital video effects such as push and pull. Moves within a still image occur in real time, and are relatively smooth and continuous as compared to prior art network video. Low bandwidth is achieved because most of the production is done at the client location without relying upon slow, bandwidth-limited downloading of conventional network video formats.